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K. Sello Duiker’s ‘The Quiet Violence of Dreams’ still haunts Cape Town, a city whose beauty masks its brutal exclusions. Two decades later, in the shadow of Amazon’s new development, its truths are more urgent than ever. Against a backdrop of global collapse, one exhibition used Chinua Achebe’s classic to hold space f
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